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Distribution - JDE1 (MOSC)

Forcefully put the order on Backorder for specific customer

May 3, 2021 2:53AM in Distribution - JDE1 (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

One of my customers requires to put the order on backorder for a customer irrespective of the stock availability.

As the Customer is dealer his orders are always bulk so customer don’t want to commit the stock to this customer directly.

Wondering if we can use JDE standard setup which will help me to fulfill the requirement.

Thanks.

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